Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson will miss his second consecutive game this weekend due to an ankle injury, head coach Jesse Minter confirmed. Jackson is expected to sit out Sunday’s matchup against the Cleveland Browns. In his absence, backup Tyler Huntley has stepped in, leading the Ravens to an overtime victory over the Atlanta Falcons last week. Baltimore currently holds a 4-1 record.

The Arizona Cardinals will also be without rookie running back Jeremiyah Love for their upcoming game against the Los Angeles Rams. Love continues to recover from a lingering left ankle injury, sidelining him for the contest.

In other roster developments, Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has been reinstated after being removed from the NFL’s commissioner’s exempt list, according to reports issued Friday. Jacobs was initially placed on the list on August 30 following his May arrest in Wisconsin connected to an alleged domestic altercation. On September 10, he entered a no-contest plea to charges of battery and criminal destruction of property, resulting in a $1,000 fine and a deferred judgment agreement. The NFL’s investigation into Jacobs under its personal conduct policy remains active despite his return to play eligibility.

Similarly, Denver Broncos pass rusher Jonathon Cooper has been taken off the commissioner’s exempt list and will be available for the Broncos’ next game at Arizona on October 25. Cooper’s removal from the list comes while the league continues its review of his case involving two domestic violence arrests in June, assessing whether his conduct violates the personal conduct policy.

These updates reflect ongoing challenges teams face amid player injuries and conduct investigations as the NFL season progresses.